MUSEUMSUFERFEST: ‘Days of Exile’ An afternoon of culture and encounters with Amal, Frankfurt!
Open Space
Weißfrauenstraße 1—3
60311 Frankfurt
Free entry
No registration required
Conversations, performances, music and encounters

Editorial team Amal, Frankfurt!
Exile communities and the local community. How do we belong together?
The editorial team of Amal, Frankfurt! produces local news for people who are new to Frankfurt. But that’s not all: Amal, Frankfurt! also reports from within the city’s diverse exile and migrant communities, where there is always something happening — remarkable Ukrainian dance artists, Afghan photographers inspired by memories of home, exuberant Syrian theatre makers. Some have become well known across the city; others are celebrated within their communities and through Amal, Frankfurt!’s reporting.
On this afternoon, the editorial team of Amal, Frankfurt! invites the protagonists of its cultural stories, its readers, and everyone interested in Frankfurt’s evolving urban culture to come together. The programme includes discussions, performances, and opportunities for active participation.
Beyond falafel and borscht, the afternoon shines a light on the inspiring and enriching dimensions of migration. Frankfurt’s cultural life has undoubtedly become more vibrant and diverse. Together, the journalists of Amal, Frankfurt!, the Crespo Foundation team, and all our guests invite you to experience it, celebrate it, chat, and share good food.
Programme
2 pm — Conversation ‘How has Frankfurt's cultural landscape changed in recent years? And who Is Amal News?’
2:20 pm — Body painting | Dance performance
3 pm — Conversation ‘Exile and longing for home. Artists between here and there’
3:20 pm — Afghanisch photographers present their work | Afghan surprise eggs
3:50 pm — Concert. More details coming soon.
4:10 pm — Conversation ‘Why do we need a Syrian artists’ collective?’ After Syrian doctors, engineers, and students, artists have now also begun to organise themselves. Why? The initiatives on the panel will discuss the reasons behind this development.
Followed by a get-together with drinks, snacks, and time for conversation
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An event as part of the exhibition ‘Here to Stay. Stories from 20 Years of the SABA Educational Scholarship for Migrants’.
